Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja, who struck back to form last year with the Diwali 2017 hit Raja the great, is back on screens in an attempt to extend his success streak, with action-packed mass masala entertainer Touch Chesi Chudu, which has seen the light after being in the making for quite some time. With the movie Released today, here's team AP Herald's exclusive Touch Chesi Chudu first report.
Ravi Teja plays Karthikeya, who's more affectionate and attached to his beautiful family, and situations force him to enter into a tussle with the deadly antagonist played by Debutant Freddy Daruwala. And that's when Karthikeya reveals his another angle and enters the Scott free cop mode, and begins to counter attack the villain and foil his evil plans to destroy his family one by one, thereby shaking his criminal regime. Whether Karthikeya was able to save his family and eliminate the anti social elements is what Touch chesi chudu is about.
Ravi Teja, after playing a visually challenged guy in Raja the Great with his subtle act in the movie, returns to his comfort zone of his brand typical comic antics and his action blended humorous body language reflecting in every sequence of Touch chesi chudu, and Ravi Teja in his elements alone solely lifts this cliched entertainer, filled with predictable scenes, though it has its share of mass moments. With Pritam's rocking tunes, and chota K Naidu's Cinematography capturing the gravity defying stunts to perfection, Touch chesi chudu directed by Debutant Vikram Sirikonda, survives, thanks to Vakkantham Vamsy's placement of several mass moments in the beaten to death plot, ultimately making Touch chesi chudu a decent one time watch average outing.
